Western cyclone., 1887-07-01
~rASsAs NEWS.

bssOnIiOn is too big to plow.'" The
bss 'Isator SlH would break it: A
nl!lSSaS nl!'S would do incalculable dam
d,H Tlnd ~ VS. swapping off the rapidly
pow IorU. ~ Somebody ought to be-
1ns 2 sorry o and growl about it.
mile of the city railway has
St .aSn,nIeted in Clay Center, Kan,
eIlpp 81 Tpsnts the arrival of cars to
OT Il the best equipped street
Sns - - the west. This is also the
RI in the Republican valley
county, Kansas, has had
" 4 ram the past month, and the
y ~ 7, I II crops never looked better
fe9 \, season of the year, though
Y n S,,es are threatening certain 10
!, the most interesting and
Il not scientific games OF
% assSI was played at Athletic Park,
Y. - Kan, Thursday afternoon.
- - between nine Of the medical
~ ri nine of the legal lights ofthat
- snd the proceeds were for the
n # Christ's hospital. There
IN NJ very many spectators to wit
tbs game, but those who were
We we're treated to about All hour
. half of solid fun. Ben Curtis
!. !. .sntsin of the lawyers and DR..
sJJsrtock did the bossing tor the doc
y The score stood 27 to 26 in fa-
mdthe doctors.
mTeavenworth, Kan, glucosefac-
n i said to have a capacity of g.
S6bushels of corn a day.
ns hospital building for the sol
tr home OF Leavenworth, is to be
Gru Of once. The contract was
|sIrdd to James A. McGougle, of
|svmyorth, for $4,000, and will
'ruiy year for its completion. The
EIr and most of the material for the
I'm will be obtained in the vicinity.
| / i reported that the Santa Fe
hIroad company has made a prOpo-
con to the citizens of Ottawa, Kan,
buats railroad hospital at that
Lice and construct a building to cost
|akss than $4,000.
It Emporia, Kan, the wages of
gmary teachers have been raised, on
hguund that it requires the first
|sdg Of talent to teach the little folks
At 7S0Oclock Tuesday morning q
bet destructive fire broke out in the
nitHe establishment of Helmas &
melee at Leavenworth. While a
vas drawing varnish the lamp
Rhe carried was broken and the
iha exploded. The flames spread
dy, and in spite of the city fire
gtment, aided by the fort depart
we're not checked until property
lMat $250,000 had been destroy
HslmaS & Parmelee lost in ware
Mand stock, 100000; insurance,
lo0O. Judge E. Stilling's building.
1000; insurance, $500. Alex Cald-
building, $27 900; insurance $1O,-
il. Biers, building, $5, 900; NJ.
EICI!anSton, Y! stock, $4,000; Jaggard,
Atng, $4,000; Pate & Furgason,
Ie1l $4,000; F. Rolls, stock and
Ie,iilng $4,000; Mrs. Mary Maxwell,
!. E.silg and stock, So, 900; Inslvhare
'es building, SO, 900; X. Beiga, stock,
s0 Rothenberg & Schloss, stock,
.a!vOO; !v Z. ]. Humphreys, building,
S%O and others adjoining lost
ellG amounts.
laVsrdale and Criswell, two town
bordering on the Indian terrific
I9u Just east of Arkansas City, in
\ aS " county, Kan, Tuesday voted
!, .s!VO Y to the extension of the Mis-
y racihc railroad, which will be
'speted to that place in August.
!. y county commissioners of Stock
I Aan., Wednesday, called an cleo
ssaOa y August 1 to vote 100000 In
wine Topeka, Stockton & North
y: ~ railway. Phillips and Norton
'..ls vote on the sameproposition
'hne day.
~. sOos entiSled to q legal vote in
i ~ anyone who served Ill the
Amy must have his political
Olitles removed, and must have
n the oath of allegiance, other
s an alien and cannot vote.
l.s'E .laE Tor the Rest Of the Gang.